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I am an Assistant Professor of Health Economics in the department of Management, Policy, and Community Health at the University of Texas Health Science Center (UTHealth Houston) School of Public Health. I specialize in behavioral economics, neuroeconomics, and health economics. Prior to joining UTHealth Houston, I earned my Ph.D. in economics from Virginia Tech and was a postdoctoral research associate at Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs. My research primarily focuses on health outcomes and policy.
I am an Assistant Professor of Health Economics in the department of Management, Policy, and Community Health at the University of Texas Health Science Center (UTHealth Houston) School of Public Health. I specialize in behavioral economics, neuroeconomics, and health economics. Prior to joining UTHealth Houston, I earned my Ph.D. in economics from Virginia Tech and was a postdoctoral research associate at Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs. My research primarily focuses on health outcomes and policy.
Using behavioral experiments, quantitative modeling, and neuroeconomic methods, I investigate the underpinnings of perception, preferences, and decision-making in emotionally charged contexts across three lines of research spanning risky, intertemporal, and social choices. I use a wide range of techniques including online, lab and field experiments, eye-tracking, psychometrics, and psychophysiological methods.
Using behavioral experiments, quantitative modeling, and neuroeconomic methods, I investigate the underpinnings of perception, preferences, and decision-making in emotionally charged contexts across three lines of research spanning risky, intertemporal, and social choices. I use a wide range of techniques including online, lab and field experiments, eye-tracking, psychometrics, and psychophysiological methods.
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